WHY use a glue gun ?? I drill holes in a thin wood slat, drop the silver wires through the holes and bend over the ends on top. Smitty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 2:16 AM, Ode Coyote <[email protected]>wrote: > > Good morning Ode, I have been trying to POST this message, to [Silver > List], but not showing-up! Suspect problem...maybe due to my posting > URL/(address)...not being same as when I originally subscribed for Eskimo > LIST sign-up... very long time ago? Post was Response to Sulfur > CONTAMINATION posting, by Mike Monett and after you read what I'm trying to > Technically present...think you may...concur? Feel FREE...to edit any text > if you want to shorten message... is OK...by me. Since you are mentioned in > my CS List posting, thought you might...forward? (Unlike > Saint-Michael...Only Preach, when I have something Valid to SAY.;~) Thank > you, Dok Dallas ======================================================== > Re: CS>Contamination, think Dok, found Source? > FROM: * Dok Dallas > TO: * [email protected] > Monday, May 14, 2012 1:02 AM > > Dear Mike, I have been brewing high ppm EIS at lower ION Drift-currents, > for over 16 years and never saw any serious TRODE contamination in my Brew > Cell...like Yours? Recently, Ode pointed out "NO Contamination, without > Sulfur source", I agree~ So last Fall...I used my years of problem solving > (pragmatic) SKILLS as MSEE, to start looking closely at everything you were > doing in pictures...and soon, had good HUNCH....since you were only person, > I ever saw waving HOT GLUE GUN to anchor new SILVER electrode(s), firmly to > COROPLAST...located a Suspect! > Also last year, in my one & only post to your silver-cell group, I offered > you my long time proven working design solutions for ultra low-cost DIY > BREW CELLS and was promptly placed on [MODERATION] after deleting, Doks > (only) POST! > The SULFUR CONTAMINATION is most likely coming from... the HOT GLUE, or > perhaps also other (unknown) IONIC contaminates, found in COROPLAST? > Did you ever consider what happens thermally to HOT GLUE, when Heated..? > While at elevated temperatures...it's bubbling out all kinds of, > NASTY...IONS* > If that weren't bad enough...MSDS for COROPLAST...is Decomposition RISK* > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot-melt_adhesive#Materials_used > <[SULFUR]* >
